Jennifer Morafkova is a 24 year old Czech Lyric Soprano currently studying for a Masters in Voice at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama, under the tutelage of Nuccia Focile. In 2024, Jennifer graduated with a Professional Diploma from Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance, supported by the Dame Felicity Lott Scholarship.  She also holds a Bachelor’s degree in Music from Royal Holloway. In her final year, Jennifer won the RHUL Concerto Competition and was awarded the opportunity to perform with the Symphony Orchestra. She presented a programme highlighting music from her homeland - an homage to classic Czech operatic works.

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During her studies she has performed in a variety of Opera Scenes as Contessa (Le Nozze di Figaro), Fiordilligi (Così Fan Tutte), Donna Elvira (Don Giovanni), Arabella (Arabella) and Leonore (Fidelio). She was also an active participant in Masterclasses with Dame Felicity Lott, Rosa Mannion, Ailish Tynan, Susan Bullock and Rebecca Evans. In 2024, Jennifer had her German debut as Taumännchen in “Hänsel und Gretel” whilst also performing as Chorus and Contessa (Cover) in “Le Nozze di Figaro” in the Prague Estates Opera with the Prague Summer Nights Festival. 

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Jennifer is a passionate, multifaceted musician - with the belief that the arts should be accessible to all. She is the co-creator of 'Sparkhouse Creatives', a non-profit organisation whose aim is to bring local, affordable and accessible arts activities to young people in the rural areas of the North Cotswolds. She acts as Director of Marketing and works as an Arts, Theatre & Music Practitioner. 

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Jennifer is also a Voice Teacher, offering lessons in Classical, Musical Theatre and Contemporary to all ages and variety of abilities. She believes that every singer has the ability to develop a free, expressive, and confident voice through proper guidance and dedicated practice. Her teaching approach is centred on helping artists unlock their fullest vocal potential without force or strain, empowering them to communicate with authenticity, ease, and artistic freedom.